4) What are High Pressure Lamp end types?

5) Tell me about Low Pressure Facial Lamps.

Low Pressure Facial Lamps are also referred to as Spaghetti Facials. These lamps go in between the larger lamps in some tanning units.

6) What are common Low Pressure Facial Lamp sizes?

21″ Bi-Pin 25w

18″ Bi-Pin 40w

18″ Bi-Pin 25w

12″ Bi-Pin 10w

7) Tell me about Low Pressure Tanning Lamps.

Low Pressure Tanning Lamps are used to tan the body.

8) What are common Low Pressure Tanning Lamps end types?

Bi-Pin – 2 pins on both ends (use starters)

RDC Cap – black cap on both ends of lamp (do not use starters)

9) What are common Low Pressure Tanning Lamps classifications and wattages?

HO (high output) – 80/100w

VHO (very high output) – 160w

VHR® (very high reflector) – 160/180/200w

VSR® (very strong reflector) – 160w

VHOR® (very high output reflector) – 160w

10) What are common Low Pressure Tanning Lamp sizes?

F-59 (Bi-Pin – 80w)

F-71 (Bi-Pin –100/160w)

F-72 (RDC – 100/160w)

F-73 (RDC – 100/160w)

F-78/2.0m (Bi-pin – 160-200w)

11) What is a reflector tanning unit (tanning bed)?

A tanning unit with a reflector system has a shiny shield behind the lamps that the UV light bounces off.

12) How can I find out what type of lamp I have?

Lamp information such as size, brand and wattage are usually found on the lamp. If not, information may be found on the back of the tanning unit; there is a silver sticker or tab with a list of compatible lamps. The information may also be found on the exposure schedule label; usually found on the canopy of the tanning unit.

13) How longs do tanning lamps last?

The rated life on lamps will vary depending on the manufacturer and type of lamp. Check your individual lamp information for details on each lamp’s rated life.